Man dies after unprovoked attack by teens at Frederick fair

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Anonymous wrote:Frederick News Post also stopped giving an eff, and named the dad. But I cannot find the kids' names. I work in FCPS (MD) and am annoyed I cannot figure it out lol, but I refuse to ask any of my students.

You'll find out from a teacher, staff member or parent. Give it time.

Those little rascals won't be incognito for long.

What’s the plan when we find out their names?

I guess the teachers at that school will start to wear head and chest protection in anticipation of their return.

Oh, well that’s possible. I just thought from the tone of previous posters that there was a DCUM Justice League being organized and planning to do something upon learning the assailants identities.

No. People are just horrified by this whole situation. Would you want those kiddos going to your kids' school and living in your apartment building?

How do the members of that community protect themselves? Serious question. I don't live there but I would probably pick now to move if I did.

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh I saw the boys' names last night and now I can't find them again.

They're children. We won't be seeing their names.

You are a delusional imbecile to refer to them as children.

Just tellin' it like it is. The 15 year old child can not be tried as an adult and they aren't going to try the 16 year old as an adult.....and that's a fact. Do I think that's right? Oh, hell no.

But if these kids get a hand slap they could be back at the fair next year raising hell again. That sure does give you the warm fuzzies doesn't it?

It’s already been stated that the boys will be charged as adults.

Last I saw, they can't charge the 15 year old as an adult. Not in Maryland.

Sure you can. LE has to submit a waiver, which they have done.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Frederick News Post also stopped giving an eff, and named the dad. But I cannot find the kids' names. I work in FCPS (MD) and am annoyed I cannot figure it out lol, but I refuse to ask any of my students.

You'll find out from a teacher, staff member or parent. Give it time.

Those little rascals won't be incognito for long.

What’s the plan when we find out their names?

I guess the teachers at that school will start to wear head and chest protection in anticipation of their return.

Oh, well that’s possible. I just thought from the tone of previous posters that there was a DCUM Justice League being organized and planning to do something upon learning the assailants identities.

No. People are just horrified by this whole situation. Would you want those kiddos going to your kids' school and living in your apartment building?

How do the members of that community protect themselves? Serious question. I don't live there but I would probably pick now to move if I did.

Good point. I’m sure the people of Frederick must be on edge and wary of every black teen they see. Knowing these assailants identities would definitely help their neighbors properly arm themselves against those two, or move as you suggested.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Ugh I saw the boys' names last night and now I can't find them again.

They're children. We won't be seeing their names.

You are a delusional imbecile to refer to them as children.

Just tellin' it like it is. The 15 year old child can not be tried as an adult and they aren't going to try the 16 year old as an adult.....and that's a fact. Do I think that's right? Oh, hell no.

But if these kids get a hand slap they could be back at the fair next year raising hell again. That sure does give you the warm fuzzies doesn't it?

It’s already been stated that the boys will be charged as adults.

Last I saw, they can't charge the 15 year old as an adult. Not in Maryland.

Sure you can. LE has to submit a waiver, which they have done.

Well maybe there is hope after all!

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Frederick News Post also stopped giving an eff, and named the dad. But I cannot find the kids' names. I work in FCPS (MD) and am annoyed I cannot figure it out lol, but I refuse to ask any of my students.

You'll find out from a teacher, staff member or parent. Give it time.

Those little rascals won't be incognito for long.

What’s the plan when we find out their names?

I guess the teachers at that school will start to wear head and chest protection in anticipation of their return.

Oh, well that’s possible. I just thought from the tone of previous posters that there was a DCUM Justice League being organized and planning to do something upon learning the assailants identities.

No. People are just horrified by this whole situation. Would you want those kiddos going to your kids' school and living in your apartment building?

How do the members of that community protect themselves? Serious question. I don't live there but I would probably pick now to move if I did.

Good point. I’m sure the people of Frederick must be on edge and wary of every black teen they see. Knowing these assailants identities would definitely help their neighbors properly arm themselves against those two, or move as you suggested.

No. I think people have basic common sense and know that the typical reasonably behaved kids are not the problem.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:Frederick News Post also stopped giving an eff, and named the dad. But I cannot find the kids' names. I work in FCPS (MD) and am annoyed I cannot figure it out lol, but I refuse to ask any of my students.

You'll find out from a teacher, staff member or parent. Give it time.

Those little rascals won't be incognito for long.

What’s the plan when we find out their names?

I guess the teachers at that school will start to wear head and chest protection in anticipation of their return.

Oh, well that’s possible. I just thought from the tone of previous posters that there was a DCUM Justice League being organized and planning to do something upon learning the assailants identities.

No. People are just horrified by this whole situation. Would you want those kiddos going to your kids' school and living in your apartment building?

How do the members of that community protect themselves? Serious question. I don't live there but I would probably pick now to move if I did.

Good point. I’m sure the people of Frederick must be on edge and wary of every black teen they see. Knowing these assailants identities would definitely help their neighbors properly arm themselves against those two, or move as you suggested.

Lol. What about the black people living in Frederick? I doubt you have any actual concern for them.

[Anonymous]

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Anonymous wrote:Frederick News Post also stopped giving an eff, and named the dad. But I cannot find the kids' names. I work in FCPS (MD) and am annoyed I cannot figure it out lol, but I refuse to ask any of my students.

You'll find out from a teacher, staff member or parent. Give it time.

Those little rascals won't be incognito for long.

What’s the plan when we find out their names?

I guess the teachers at that school will start to wear head and chest protection in anticipation of their return.

Oh, well that’s possible. I just thought from the tone of previous posters that there was a DCUM Justice League being organized and planning to do something upon learning the assailants identities.

No. People are just horrified by this whole situation. Would you want those kiddos going to your kids' school and living in your apartment building?

How do the members of that community protect themselves? Serious question. I don't live there but I would probably pick now to move if I did.

Good point. I’m sure the people of Frederick must be on edge and wary of every black teen they see. Knowing these assailants identities would definitely help their neighbors properly arm themselves against those two, or move as you suggested.

Lol. What about the black people living in Frederick? I doubt you have any actual concern for them.

Probably in the best interest of black teens living in Frederick to start wearing head and chest protection also as the PP suggested teachers do in anticipation of the inevitable increased scrutiny and vitriol.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh I saw the boys' names last night and now I can't find them again.

They're children. We won't be seeing their names.

You are a delusional imbecile to refer to them as children.

Just tellin' it like it is. The 15 year old child can not be tried as an adult and they aren't going to try the 16 year old as an adult.....and that's a fact. Do I think that's right? Oh, hell no.

But if these kids get a hand slap they could be back at the fair next year raising hell again. That sure does give you the warm fuzzies doesn't it?

It’s already been stated that the boys will be charged as adults.

Uh, no it hasn't. Literal quote from Charlie Smith, Frederick County State's Attorney "he plan is still to charge the 15-year-old and the 16-year-old as juveniles"

[Anonymous]

For those of you who can't read,

"Fifteen-year-olds in the state of Maryland do not get charged as adults for even second-degree murder, they have to be 16," Smith said.

"Spitting on someone is not a hate crime, Maryland law is extremely specific about what constitutes a hate crime," he went on to say. "It has to be based upon someone's race, national origin, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion or age or disability or homelessness... right now what we know is that it was over a dollar bill, it wasn't over race."

Detectives are still investigating the matter, however.

"If the facts warrant the charge of a hate crime, we'll charge it," Smith said. "If they don't, then we're not going to try to chase something that doesn't exist."

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frederick News Post also stopped giving an eff, and named the dad. But I cannot find the kids' names. I work in FCPS (MD) and am annoyed I cannot figure it out lol, but I refuse to ask any of my students.

You'll find out from a teacher, staff member or parent. Give it time.

Those little rascals won't be incognito for long.

What’s the plan when we find out their names?

I guess the teachers at that school will start to wear head and chest protection in anticipation of their return.

Oh, well that’s possible. I just thought from the tone of previous posters that there was a DCUM Justice League being organized and planning to do something upon learning the assailants identities.

No. People are just horrified by this whole situation. Would you want those kiddos going to your kids' school and living in your apartment building?

How do the members of that community protect themselves? Serious question. I don't live there but I would probably pick now to move if I did.

Good point. I’m sure the people of Frederick must be on edge and wary of every black teen they see. Knowing these assailants identities would definitely help their neighbors properly arm themselves against those two, or move as you suggested.

Lol. What about the black people living in Frederick? I doubt you have any actual concern for them.

Probably in the best interest of black teens living in Frederick to start wearing head and chest protection also as the PP suggested teachers do in anticipation of the inevitable increased scrutiny and vitriol.

Well most kids do not associate with the bad kids who make life hell for everybody. I'm sure that the average teens would LIKE to go to a fair and have fun w/o worrying about what will happen if they can't fork over a dollar to some lowlife street thug.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frederick News Post also stopped giving an eff, and named the dad. But I cannot find the kids' names. I work in FCPS (MD) and am annoyed I cannot figure it out lol, but I refuse to ask any of my students.

You'll find out from a teacher, staff member or parent. Give it time.

Those little rascals won't be incognito for long.

What’s the plan when we find out their names?

I guess the teachers at that school will start to wear head and chest protection in anticipation of their return.

Oh, well that’s possible. I just thought from the tone of previous posters that there was a DCUM Justice League being organized and planning to do something upon learning the assailants identities.

No. People are just horrified by this whole situation. Would you want those kiddos going to your kids' school and living in your apartment building?

How do the members of that community protect themselves? Serious question. I don't live there but I would probably pick now to move if I did.

Good point. I’m sure the people of Frederick must be on edge and wary of every black teen they see. Knowing these assailants identities would definitely help their neighbors properly arm themselves against those two, or move as you suggested.

Lol. What about the black people living in Frederick? I doubt you have any actual concern for them.

Probably in the best interest of black teens living in Frederick to start wearing head and chest protection also as the PP suggested teachers do in anticipation of the inevitable increased scrutiny and vitriol.

Well most kids do not associate with the bad kids who make life hell for everybody. I'm sure that the average teens would LIKE to go to a fair and have fun w/o worrying about what will happen if they can't fork over a dollar to some lowlife street thug.

Definitely agree that most teens aren't like the assailants but from the tone of previous posters who no doubt echo the sentiments of many people Frederick, I don't think most black teens will be given the benefit of the doubt. Not a reach to say they all will be viewed with suspicion and resentment.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Ugh I saw the boys' names last night and now I can't find them again.

They're children. We won't be seeing their names.

You are a delusional imbecile to refer to them as children.

Just tellin' it like it is. The 15 year old child can not be tried as an adult and they aren't going to try the 16 year old as an adult.....and that's a fact. Do I think that's right? Oh, hell no.

But if these kids get a hand slap they could be back at the fair next year raising hell again. That sure does give you the warm fuzzies doesn't it?

It’s already been stated that the boys will be charged as adults.

Uh, no it hasn't. Literal quote from Charlie Smith, Frederick County State's Attorney "he plan is still to charge the 15-year-old and the 16-year-old as juveniles"

So they basically get a pass for killing an innocent man. Nice.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:For those of you who can't read,

"Fifteen-year-olds in the state of Maryland do not get charged as adults for even second-degree murder, they have to be 16," Smith said.

"Spitting on someone is not a hate crime, Maryland law is extremely specific about what constitutes a hate crime," he went on to say. "It has to be based upon someone's race, national origin, ethnicity, sexual orientation, religion or age or disability or homelessness... right now what we know is that it was over a dollar bill, it wasn't over race."

Detectives are still investigating the matter, however.

"If the facts warrant the charge of a hate crime, we'll charge it," Smith said. "If they don't, then we're not going to try to chase something that doesn't exist."

And I just read an article stating Smith’s office is investigating getting a waiver to have them tried as adults. Yes, they are automatically charged as juveniles. That’s how it should be. There needs to be thought and consideration when charging minors has adults.

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

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Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Frederick News Post also stopped giving an eff, and named the dad. But I cannot find the kids' names. I work in FCPS (MD) and am annoyed I cannot figure it out lol, but I refuse to ask any of my students.

You'll find out from a teacher, staff member or parent. Give it time.

Those little rascals won't be incognito for long.

What’s the plan when we find out their names?

I guess the teachers at that school will start to wear head and chest protection in anticipation of their return.

Oh, well that’s possible. I just thought from the tone of previous posters that there was a DCUM Justice League being organized and planning to do something upon learning the assailants identities.

No. People are just horrified by this whole situation. Would you want those kiddos going to your kids' school and living in your apartment building?

How do the members of that community protect themselves? Serious question. I don't live there but I would probably pick now to move if I did.

Good point. I’m sure the people of Frederick must be on edge and wary of every black teen they see. Knowing these assailants identities would definitely help their neighbors properly arm themselves against those two, or move as you suggested.

Lol. What about the black people living in Frederick? I doubt you have any actual concern for them.

Probably in the best interest of black teens living in Frederick to start wearing head and chest protection also as the PP suggested teachers do in anticipation of the inevitable increased scrutiny and vitriol.

Well most kids do not associate with the bad kids who make life hell for everybody. I'm sure that the average teens would LIKE to go to a fair and have fun w/o worrying about what will happen if they can't fork over a dollar to some lowlife street thug.

Definitely agree that most teens aren't like the assailants but from the tone of previous posters who no doubt echo the sentiments of many people Frederick, I don't think most black teens will be given the benefit of the doubt. Not a reach to say they all will be viewed with suspicion and resentment.

I don't think that's fair at all. There have been one or two posters who are trying VERY hard to make this all a racial thing. People are plain sick of that. The kids who did this are just BAD kids, period. Crime like this is completely unacceptable in a peaceful community. People are not as black/white stupid as some posters like to think they are.

[Anonymous]

^A crime like this